Hi. This does indicate without a shread of a doubt that though you thought
you were recording, you weren't.
When you say the default QWS song playd bak, did it play through microsoft
synth, or did it play back through your keyboard when you changed it to
the Yamaha midi out?
If it playd only through microsoft or other such synth, suggest you turn
your midi cables at the keyboard end around, because I think maybe you have
them in backwards.
When you pressed play in qws and got one click, this indicates to me that
qws playd only one beat of the metronome because there is no midi data on
the track.
To be certain of this, you can go to the file menu, alt f, and choose song
properties, p, and see how many events are in your track. If it's a low
number then your track did not record.
Try that and see if it helps any.
Also just as a test, set your port in the track properties to the microsoft
synth or other, basically anything that isn't your Yamaha usb, and keep
playing notes on your keyboard, turning the midi cables from socket to
socket untill you hear something.
It's probably just a case of the midi in and midi out is in the wrong
socket and vice verser.
On Sunday, May 25, 2008 9:01 PM,
Janelle Vacanti happened to mention in passing:
Hi Andre,
While I was recording, the only place I could hear the sound of my
Keyboard was through its own built in speakers. I did use a metronome
during the recording process. When I tried to play my recording back, I
heard a click at the beginning of my recording that sounded like the
metronome and that was it. The rest was complete silence. Is there
anything else you can tell me that might help me?
Sincerely,
Janelle
----- Original Message -----
From: "Onj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "QWS list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2008 2:52 AM
Subject: Re: QWS List problem with recording using Quick Windows
Sequencer
On Sunday, May 25, 2008 2:42 AM,
Janelle Vacanti happened to mention in passing:
Dear Quick Windows Sequencer List Subscribers,
I recorded a track, and when I stopped recording by pressing space, it
asked me if I wanted to keep the recording andI said yes.
When you were recording, and this might be a very stupid question, could
you hear what you were playing?
Did you use a metronome, and, upon playback, could you hear a metronome
at all, or did you literally hear nothing?
I also had a microphone plugged into the microphone jack
at the time while it was recording. Do you think these might be a
problem? If not, is there anything else you can tell me that might help
me? The port I selected was the one that said "Yamaha USB Out 0-1." Do
you think that was the right port to select?
A microphone shouldn't stop sound from coming back through the
soundcard, no. Also, if you selected the usb midi device as an output,
you wouldn't have been using your computer's sound card to hear
playback. It would have been the keyboard or module that was at the
other end of your usb device.
When I was installing the
USB drivers, it said something about not beeing compatible with Windows
XP. I chose the button to install the sophtware anyway. Do you think
that was the wright thing to do?
I have a Yamaha USB midi interface and when I install the drivers for
it, the same error message comes up, but it works perfectly without any
problems whatsoever.
The fact that QWS chooses to show it up in the list of ports means that
it is alright to use, so don't worry too much. If we can fix why your
playback issue is being annoying though, that would of course be good
for you.
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